Gift Guide: Father's Day Beers, Muse, Dr. Martens and 'Inside Out' Edition – HNGN's Music, Fashion & Beauty, Movie and Gadget Picks Of The Week

Welcome to HNGN's weekly top picks, where we cull the best and brightest releases in music, fashion, beauty, tech and pop culture. Come back every other week for more of-the-moment goodness. -Editing by Michael Lello.

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MUSIC
By Michael Lello

Muse: Drones (Warner Bros.)
Anthemic British alternative rock act Muse returns with "Drones," its ambitious, thematic seventh studio album. Taking a page from the progressive rock ethos, "Drones" is a full-on concept album which delves into heady political, global topics. It might sound a bit high-brow, but it's fitting fodder for the big-thinking, big-sounding group known for its forceful, almost militaristic arena rock sound.

Hear for yourself in the official video for "Dead Inside," the album's lead single.

James Taylor: Before This World (Concord Records)

One of the most successful singer-songwriters of all time, James Taylor stepped away from his craft for nearly 15 years, having not released new, original material since 2002. That changes this week with "Before This World," Taylor's first studio record since 2008's "Covers."

The Massachusetts folkie pays tribute to his beloved Boston Red Sox with "Angels Of Fenway"; tunes like "Watchin' Over Me" sound like they could have been plucked from his '70s heyday.

The Rolling Stones: Sticky Fingers (Reissue) (UMe)
While it's a tall task to pick a favorite Rolling Stones album, you'd have a hard time convincing someone it's not "Sticky Fingers." With a roster of "Brown Sugar," "Wild Horses," "Can't You Hear Me Knocking," "Bitch" and "Dead Flowers," and less famous but beloved tunes like "Moonlight Mile," the 1971 album is an undisputed rock classic.

The iconic album gets the reissue treatment this week, which means a second disc of 10 previously unreleased tracks, including an alternative version of "Brown Sugar" featuring Eric Clapton, an acoustic take on "Wild Horses" and five songs recorded during a concert at The Roundhouse in London in 1971. There are also deluxe editions of the re-release, featuring DVD, vinyl and download content.

Check out the Clapton-assisted version of "Brown Sugar" below.

Nate Ruess: Grand Romantic (Fueled By Ramen)
Fans of alterna-pop balladeers Fun are in a holding pattern since the group announced a hiatus earlier this year. Frontman Nate Ruess should make that wait a little more manageable with the release of "Grand Romantic," his first solo album.

Check out the unique "visualizer" video for the album single "AhHa" below.

BEERS FOR DAD ON FATHER'S DAY
By Michael Lello

Founders Kentucky Bourbon Stout (11.2 % Alcohol By Volume)

Brewed with a "massive amount of coffee and chocolates," this imperial stout is aged in oaken bourbon barrels for a year. The results? A smooth-drinking stout complete with bourbon undertones.

Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA (6.1 % ABV)
This one will guarantee dad has a "hoppy" Father's Day. Over the course of a 60-minute boil, Dogfish Head adds hops to this IPA 60 times. The citrus-noted beer is the brewery's follow-up to its 90 Minute and 120 Minute IPAs.

Not Your Father's Root Beer (Small Town) (10 % ABV)

If dad isn't a traditional beer drinker but likes something with some bite, the newly launched Not Your Father's Root Beer, despite the name, might be the perfect fit. Billed as a "dark amber ale," the elixir is brewed, fermented and carbonated like a beer but drinks like a root beer, with hints of cinnamon, wintergreen, anise, vanilla bean and sarsaparilla bark.

Samuel Adams Summer Ale (5.3 % ABV)
A crisp, refreshing American wheat ale, Sam Adams Summer has become a seasonal standby. Light and with a hint of citrus, it's perfect for summer fun, like a backyard Father's Day hangout with the family.

Stone Enjoy By 7-4-15 IPA (9.4 % ABV)
Make sure dad enjoys this IPA by July 4 - the end of the "extraordinarily short window" Stone Brewing suggests for enjoying the latest in its limited-edition run of "Enjoy By" beers. Stone's brewmaster Mitch Steele promises that the Enjoy By 7-4-15 IPA, bottled on May 30, will hit the drinker with a "massive onslaught of hops."

Ballast Point Grapefruit Sculpin (7 % ABV)

Ballast Point's Grapefruit Sculpin offers a decidedly citrusy take on the IPA, the beer style that's dominating today's craft brew market. Named after a fish that has the ability to sting but is renowned for its tasty meat, this selection offers much of the same: some sting and rich, full flavor.

FASHION & BEAUTY
By Oulimata Ba

The Paint Workshop by Nails Inc (at Saks Fifth Avenue)

Did you know Saks Fifth Avenue has a nail salon? Me neither. On the fifth floor of the retailer's flagship store, tucked away between a rack of Haute Hippie clothing and the Blink Brow Bar, is the first New York location for London-based Nails Inc.'s Paint Workshop.

I was offered tea and tiny English biscuits before the manicurist, Arlene Hinckson, sat down and treated my nails to the most elaborate manicure $19 can buy: meticulous nail filing, buffing and the application of Nails Inc.'s Kensington Caviar hand cream. That was followed by two coats of polish in St. James – a cross between cherry red and raspberry – a dab of vitamin E oil with hints of lavender and the Kensington Caviar top coat that dries in 45 seconds (I almost fainted when she touched my nails to see if they were dry, but they were). I was blown away by how much my nails looked like a gel manicure.

Ask for the London Caviar Express manicure by name. Shop St. James Gel Effect Polish here.

Henri Bendel Monogram Shop
I'm excited to announce that high-end accessories designer Henri Bendel now offers free monogramming on certain handbags, wallets, phone cases and makeup bags for online orders. Emboss your Bendel backpack with your initials, up to three, for a bit of personal pizazz to an already luxurious accessory. I wish they had the monogram shop before I snatched up my own satchel from the beloved 120-year-old brand.

ASK Fashion by Amanda Koker
ASK Fashion is a spunky Boston-based designer that caters exclusively to plus-size women. Amanda Koker's rock star-inspired line is an affordable haven for curvy customers in an industry that is still playing catch-up with plus-size fashion.

ASK Fashion, set to present at this week's Full Figured Fashion Week, is part of an ever-growing list of local brands that manufacture all of their clothing in the U.S.

"I'm anti fast-fashion; I want nothing to do with it," Koker said, referring to international retailers like Zara and Primark that produce clothing in Asia in bulk where labor costs are a bit cheaper. While there is nothing wrong with Zara and Primark (I love both), Koker wants her brand to stand for investing in local capital. "I want people to be proud that they' re supporting something sustainable," the designer said.

Shop Koker's made-in-the-U.S.A. collections here.

Dr. Martens Victorian Flowers boots

I'm not crazy about Dr. Martens. But once I saw a woman wearing these black boots with pink and yellow, the stylist in me became inspired. Why not match a pair of the iconic $135 shoes with a mini, A-line dress? What I love about fashion is that you can fall in love with something you thought you hated simply by seeing it on someone else. Edgy. Chic. Cool.

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MOVIES
By Cal Setar

Inside Out (Disney-Pixar)
Just like everyone else, young Riley finds her life driven by her emotions – rarely though, are these emotions given the spotlight. In this animated film, a cast that includes Amy Poehler, Bill Hader and Mindy Kaling give voice to the various emotions which dictate the thoughts and feelings in Riley's mind. Things become difficult when Riley is forced to leave her comfortable Midwest town and deal with a new city, a new house and a new school.

Dope (Open Road Films)
Malcolm is just trying to survive life in a tough Los Angeles neighborhood. With the added complications of the SAT and college looming, life has become even tougher, but a chance invitation to an underground party leads to an adventure that could change everything for the formerly straight-laced collegiate hopeful.

Max (Warner Bros.)
They say dog is man's best friend. Max is that and so much more.

Max, a highly trained military service dog, loses his best friend, U.S. Marine Kyle Wincott, while serving on the frontlines in Afghanistan. Traumatized by the experience, Max is unable to assume his duties and instead returns home where he is adopted by Kyle's family. Max forms a deep connection with Kyle's younger brother Justin and the pair help one another deal with the complexities of life and loss.

The Wolfpack (VICE)
Winner of the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance, director Crystal Moselle's documentary follows the life of the Angulos, a family who were at one time kept locked in a cramped apartment on the Lower East Side of Manhattan by a father determined to keep his sons from being tainted by the outside world. The group of brothers, nicknamed the Wolfpack, spent their childhood reenacting their favorite films as a means to stave off the boredom of their confinement and connect with a world they barely knew.

TECH
By John Nassivera

Canon PIXMA iP110 Wireless Mobile Printer

Japanese tech company Canon is treating consumers to a printer that works with mobile gadgets. The Canon PIXMA iP110 Wireless Mobile Printer will easily print business documents and photos from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. You can take this printer wherever you want, and it comes with an optional battery. You can get Canon's new printer now at Amazon for $159.99.

EGO Power+_Lawn Mower (LM2001)

There's a new electric lawn mower in town and it's designed to be as powerful as its gas-fueled counterpart. The EGO Power+ Lawn Mower (LM2001) is a cordless mower with LED headlights, a 20-inch cutting capacity and a 30-minute charging time. Features include a foldable and collapsible handle, a push-button starter and a nylon clippings bag that can be switched with a side-discharge chute and mulching alert. The mower is powered by a 56-volt Lithium battery and a 600-watt magnetic motor, allowing it to cut grass for up to 45 minutes after a single charge. The LM2001 is available now at Home Depot for $499.

DJI Phantom 3 Professional Quadcopter Drone
DJI has added a new member to its Phantom lineup for drone enthusiasts. The Phantom 3 Professional comes with a remote control and is easy to fly. You can record 4K footage and 12 megapixel photos, and features include four pylons, landing struts and a camera mounted at the bottom. The quad-copter drone's power adapter lets you charge the remote battery and the flight battery at the same time. The Phantom 3 Professional is on sale now at Buydig.com for $1,259.

Twelve South HiRise for Apple Watch Charging Stand

Apple is providing a charging stand for Apple Watch owners for powering their high-tech must-have overnight. The Twelve South HiRise stand elevates the watch so its screen is on display while it charges, and it will protect and manage all style bands. Apple designed the stand with a stable metal base to keep the watch still and safe. Apple Watch owners can get HiRise, in black or white, now at Amazon for $49.99.

DVD/BLU-RAY
By Emily Morgan

Kingsman: The Secret Service (20th Century Fox)

Director Matthew Vaughn adapts the comic book "The Secret Service," created by Dave Gibbons and Mark Millar, for the big screen in his most successful film.

Colin Firth stars as the veteran Kingsman agent Harry Hart who takes under his wing a young man, Gary "Eggsy" Unwin (Taron Egerton), whose father died under Hart's command. They will work with the other Kingsman agents to defeat the evil billionaire Richmond Valentine (Samuel L. Jackson).

Special features on the Blu-ray/DVD reveal the world of "Kingsman," including "The Education of a 21st Century Super-Spy," "Heroes and Rogues," "Style All His Own," "Tools of the Trade," "Breathtakingly Brutal," and "The Comic Book Origins of The Secret Service." It also has behind-the-scenes galleries as well as the film's sets and props.

The DUFF (Lionsgate)

What is a D.U.F.F.? Designated. Ugly. Fat. Friend. Bianca Piper learns that description the hard way as she tries to navigate her senior year of high school.

Mae Whitman plays Bianca, the so-called DUFF, according to her next-door neighbor and the hottest guy in school, Wesley Rush (Robbie Amell). She enlists Wesley to help change her image and hopefully gain the attention of her crush.

Ken Jeong also stars as Bianca's journalism teacher and Romany Malco plays the school's principal.

Special features on the Blu-ray/DVD include deleted scenes, an extended gag reel and two featurettes titled "I Am the DUFF" and "The DUFF Files." Other specials include a look at the red carpet at the premiere, bringing the book to the screen and comparing "The Duff" to teen comedies.

Two and a Half Men (Warner Home Video)
The biggest question going into the final season was whether Charlie Sheen would return to the CBS comedy that fired him four years earlier. Creator Chuck Lorre left that question nearly unanswered until the final moments of the series finale.

Jon Cryer and Ashton Kutcher finished the season, but short their "half" man, the show returned to the original concept in a different way. Walden (Kutcher) wants to adopt a child but discovers it would be easier if he were a married gay man. His solution: propose and marry his roommate, Alan (Cryer).

The season finale welcomed back Angus T. Jones, Holland Taylor, Melanie Lynskey, Amber Tamblyn and many of the actresses who played Charlie's girlfriends over the first eight seasons.

Special features on the Blu-ray/DVD include a gag reel.

Other Movies and TV Shows Available on Blu-Ray and DVD include:

- Project Almanac (Paramount); Chappie (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment); Run All Night (Warner Home Video); Red Army (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment); Serena (Magnolia Home Entertainment); Welcome To Me (Alchemy); Lazarus Effect (20th Century Fox); Unfinished Business (20th Century Fox); Beyond the Reach (Lions Gate); Playing It Cool (Vertical); Cupcakes (Strand Releasing); Time Lapse (Xirator); Wild Tales (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment); Beautiful and Twisted (SPE); The Newsroom: Season 3 (HBO Studios); Teen Wolf: Season 4 (MGM Video & DVD); The Last Ship: Season 1 (Turner Home Ent.); Transporter The Series: Season 2 (20th Century Fox)

Movies and TV Streaming Online

Orange Is the New Black

The ladies of Litchfield have returned to lockup for a third season. The new season starts with a Mother's Day celebration at the prison and introduces the backstories for longtime inmates Big Boo and Nicky.

Piper welcomes back her ex-girlfriend and former partner-in-crime, Alex Vause (Laura Prepon), and sees a familiar face (Lori Petty) enter Litchfield. The prison also has another new inmate coming in, played by Ruby Rose.

Netflix has the third season available for streaming. Enjoy HNGN's Exclusive Interview and Photo Shoot with show star Taryn Manning who dished on her character Pennsatucky, her views on religion and wanting to be a mom!

While We're Young
Ben Stiller and Naomi Watts try to reclaim their youth with their new younger friends, played by Amanda Seyfried and Adam Driver.

Stiller and Watts play a middle-aged couple who are struggling in their careers and conceiving children. They meet a younger couple that introduces them to a new world of possibilities and could get them out of their funk.

iTunes has the film available for purchase.

Transformers: Age of Extinction

Mark Wahlberg takes control of the Transformers team after Shia LaBeouf corralled the robots for the first three movies.

In the fourth installments, the Autobots are on the run from a paranoid CIA agent, Harold Attinger (Kelsey Grammer), who believes all alien robots are a threat to humanity. Wahlberg plays a mechanic, Cade Yeager, who salvages an old tractor-trailer only to learn he's found a Transformer and it's Optimus Prime.

When Attinger's men come sniffing around Yeager's place, Optimus helps Carl and his daughter (Nicola Peltz) escape their farm. They go looking for a defense contractor (Stanley Tucci) to answer why the assault against the Transformers.

Amazon has the film available for streaming

Check out our complete list of movies available for streaming on Netflix this month and see below for more options on Amazon Prime and for purchase at iTunes.

iTunes

• Get Hard

• Serena

• Cupcakes

• Danny Collins

• Beyond the Reach

• Wild Tales

• The Gunman

• See You In Valhalla

• Wild Horses